Author Archives: Craig Silliphant

Tornado alerts have been a familiar sight on many people’s phones this summer in Saskatchewan. According to Environment Canada, there is nothing unusual about it. “The last few years have ...

The Saskatoon Fire Department (SFD) received several calls about a structure fire Saturday night in the Westview neighbourhood. It was located at the apartment complex of Westview Place, just off 33rd...

A major power outage from Rogers left many shoppers and businesses hung out to dry on Friday. Due to the outage, debit transactions and ATM machines were down for most of the day, not to mention cell ...

The Chicago Blackhawks made a blockbuster trade with the Ottawa Senators just hours before the start of the 2022 NHL Draft. The Blackhawks acquired a package of picks including the 7th overall draft p...

The Saskatoon Fire Department (SFD) responded to several small fires that were each deemed suspicious. Each fire took place between the hours of 12:30 a.m. and 2:30 a.m. early Saturday morning. The fi...

There was no shortage of intense weather throughout Saskatchewan on Friday evening. Marlene Durkin lives in the Blaine Lake area, roughly 80 kilometres north of Saskatoon. In her 20 years living there...

New events are being announced for the 2022 Grey Cup Festival in Regina. It’s happening thanks to $2 million from the Government of Canada's Major Festivals and Events Support Initiative. The mo...

After a couple of rough years during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Aberdeen Recreational Complex has a new owner and will have a new look this fall. Wally Mah of Northridge Developments purchased the rin...

The Mtis Nation-Saskatchewan is making a major investment in the next generation. A total of $3.5 million dollars is being committed to an early learning childcare program for children aged eight and ...

There's a gopher problem at the University of Saskatchewan. But it's not because there are too many running around. "There are just dead gophers everywhere, and it's a little bit unsettling," student ...